Web-based Visualization Research
Collaborators: Chris Waters (MS CSE Student, Mississippi State University)
Visualization is often used in collaborative environments where peers may be distributed over vast geographic distances. In addition, data access may be restricted while visualization of that data may be open. These and similar issues drive the need for web-based visualization: visualizations which may be accessed uniformly, anywhere.
Research Highlights
VisPortal
As remote, distributed visualization methods become more common, effective means to use those methods must be developed. Web-based visualization methods allow visualization to be formed uniformly from any location. This research focuses on improved bindings between grid-based visualization techniques and web-based visualization interfaces for a computaitonal portal.
- VisPortal: Deploying Grid-Enabled Visualization Tools through a Web-Portal Interface, Wide Area Collaborative Environments Workshop 2003, June 2003.
- Deploying Web-based Visual Exploration Tools on the Grid, IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, March/April 2003.
- VisSheet Redux: Redesigning a Visualization Exploration Spreadsheet for Web, SIGGRAPH 2002 Web Graphics Program, July 2002.
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